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by dragonsh 7y ago
Actually the trade war should have helped India immensely, but like always they squandered on this opportunity as well. The current administration is just drinking its own Kool-Aid. Everything is alright according to them India was miserabl
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by dragonsh 7y ago
> It is really a difficult call. In my view it isn't, USA has chosen common law jurisdiction which clearly states "Innocent until proven guilty". So it should not just put it on the books, but has to follow it in spirit. D
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by dragonsh 7y ago
> This method of justice is reserved for our court system inside the US and most likley not work for our borders due to the fact agents must make educated or gut decisions. You mean there are two standards in USA one at the borders anoth
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by dragonsh 7y ago
> Grab opened an R&D lab in Seattle and hire Google folks. That's breaking the wallet big time in terms of employee compensation. Sure they will open in Seattle as it's 30% or more cheaper than Singapore. Grab's larges
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by dragonsh 7y ago
> Because they don't understand the local market, period. Uber couldn't iterate the platform and technology according to local market requirements and conditions, engineering is one of the reason for failure. They then tried wi
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by dragonsh 7y ago
This is developed by LXD team for it's cluster. It's used by us in production as a part of LXD cluster. Initially there were some issues but now it can support thousands of nodes in a cluster easily in our regression tests. It&#x2
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by dragonsh 7y ago
Why would you think Gojek will not have a talent and cannot manage engineering? If you have used their app and done a review of their platform comparing it with Uber, can you please share. Indeed Uber did try to enter Indonesia they failed,
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by dragonsh 7y ago
Gojek is a super app in Indonesia serving a population of 264 million. They can afford this level of engineering and are required to do it, to stay competitive. They have millions of motorcycle driver (called gojeks) for whom they are tryin
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by dragonsh 7y ago
Their guide [1] is step by step and very easy to self-host. Indeed in our place we started using it with very early version and moved to new version without any issues. We use LXD container and launching is as easy as: $lxc launch your
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by dragonsh 7y ago
Oh yes I saw it forgot to mention though.
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by dragonsh 7y ago
Yeah that's sad Perl 6 moved to moarvm[1]. I guess necessary evil to have performance which they can't get out of parrot. Hopefully someone pick up Moar with Rakudo and make it multi-lingual. Given Oracle involvement in GraalVM, i
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by dragonsh 7y ago
Try Taiga [1] [2] truly open source beautiful system supporting both kanban and scrum style development. It's very intuitive with beautiful cards based interface. It also support user story point poker to assign story points. Indeed it
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by dragonsh 7y ago
Personally for me spacemacs is bit slower in startup for my liking, so I use my own custom configuration. It's just lisp at the end of the day. Also for people who prefer emacs keys instead of vi, they can start with emacs-prelude pack
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by dragonsh 7y ago
I think the name Camelia or Raku is fine, no need to argue over it forever. During this renaissance period of computer languages in history, it will be nice to get this out and iterate. Given there are plethora of choices today like go, rus
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by dragonsh 7y ago
For python just use Elpy [1] or anaconda-mode. Microsoft Language Server is nice but use it for things you can not find a package in elpa or melpa. Obviously you can use emacs-prelude [2] or spacemacs [3] in the beginning and as you get fam
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by dragonsh 7y ago
Great job a very good example of programmable editor. Emacs had been my work horse since 2002 and never disappointed. In the meantime tried many ide only vim and emacs stayed with me. Sometimes do use nano and sublime text but then back to
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by dragonsh 7y ago
If people of India wants a authoritarian government they have one. Like Trump uses China to gather support from population and disregard the economic reality, current Indian govt uses Pakistan. These are just political moves. It results in
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by dragonsh 7y ago
Yes only for Hong Kong billionaire's. SG has surpassed Hong Kong both in human capital and progress despite rules similar to China when it comes to freedom and protests. I doubt if predominantly Cantonese population will be easily able
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by dragonsh 7y ago
UK didn't fall apart for 150 years, still they couldn't offer any democracy to Hong Kong. Also China had a lost decade in cultural revolution after 1962. So again if you look at the facts and history, it's laughable to even s
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by dragonsh 7y ago
> The UK did try to democratize HK governance in the 60s but China immediately threatened military invasion. Not really due to fear of military invasion, but due to fear of economic fallout on UK and giving up some luxury for its own cit
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by dragonsh 7y ago
> People should know if there is anyway to get rich is not by hoarding land or putting money in bank, but by starting business. India still has a long marathon ahead, might take a decade or two to just let people start business easily [1
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by dragonsh 7y ago
I am not sure why you have such assertion, all the people speaking Cantonese dialect whether from China (including Hong Kong and Guangdong Province), or from Malaysia, Singapore or Indonesia can communicate and understand each other. There
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by dragonsh 7y ago
I agree all the countries who support the HK protestors and their cause, especially UK, should grant asylum to all HK protestors and permanent residents wants to move. Since if UK treated them similar to UK citizens and granted them similar
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by dragonsh 7y ago
India theoretically could have taken advantage of trade war. But for that to happen it needed 3 things: 1. Skilled workforce 2. Infrastructure 3. Rule of law Present India lacks all 3 in one or the other way and indeed moving towards author
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by dragonsh 7y ago
This is just selling snake oil. I am not sure but this term is coined by people who are in marketing, who does not really understand the real strength and weakness of a encryption. Like a snake oil salesman they want to use a jargon to crea
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by dragonsh 7y ago
Probably you can since you are not setting up any cookie on user's device. But most likely you are using some web fonts or CDN which might set some cookie. So for modern web application it will be really hard unless you host everything
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by dragonsh 7y ago
Were you trying to parse nginx, apache or haproxy logs? I believe it depends on your logging strategy and then in go access you need to define the log format. It will parse according to the log format [1]. For example $sed -n '
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by dragonsh 7y ago
It's not a solved problem in rust or go. It's still easier to write understandable text processing code in Python, Perl, Ruby, lisp than in Go or Rust. Also for web backend Go, Rust cannot close the gap with Python or Ruby or lisp
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by dragonsh 7y ago
My team had built a lxd image to run it as lxd container. It's easy to do. It also has great documentation check at http://taigaio.github.io/taiga-doc/dist/ You can look at installation setup production syste
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by dragonsh 7y ago
Probably you might be right, in my view database is just for persistence, most of the time text processing happens in the application or framwwork. Database is a very well understood system so reading and writing to it using language driver

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